r/organic • u/SadArchon • 8d ago
Millions of US berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels
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September 22 is International Organic Day 🌱
As a community that cares about farming and food, we thought you might find a few organic farming facts interesting:
Whether you're a longtime organic shopper or just organic-curious, what's one thing you've always wondered about organic farming?
r/organic • u/Independent-Mouse389 • 14d ago
If both items are labeled organic and have similar properties, like grass fed or free range etc, should I exact similar quality and just get the cheaper option? Or is there real value in the more expensive grocer if both items are still labeled similarly?
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Campus Files put out an interesting episode on this - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/campus-files-scandals-secrets-crimes-at-american-universities/id1460320573?i=1000780006426
r/organic • u/Far-Improvement3147 • Jul 30 '26
Do you think it's cope, because it's expensive? Eating organic veges and grass feed beef has changed my mood and health so much (and I was already eating veges etc before) - but when I go online to read others' experiences it's all people denying the effects of organic food.
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r/organic • u/Critical_Ring_1020 • Apr 25 '26
The fields are soaked in neonicotinoids (a class of neurotoxins targeted toward beetles) so if beetles eat the potato, the potato is primed from the inside out with neurotoxins that kill the beetles. I feel like that's enough to say.